
Outstandingly original advertising for a sickeningly ugly vehicle. The “Bushman & Eskimo” ad in this series is equally compelling.
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Outstandingly original advertising for a sickeningly ugly vehicle. The “Bushman & Eskimo” ad in this series is equally compelling.
Los Angeles artist Matt Burlingame is clearly insane. But hey, who cares when the product of his madness is a whole series of deranged models. Genius!






Fully functional bar codes from Japan.



The 100 most beautiful cars of all time, as selected by Telegraph readers.

The Triumph TR6 comes in at a surprisingly low 99.

The wonderfully muscular Ford Mustang comes in at 58.

The Lamborghini Miura still looks great over 40 years after its release.

The legendary Jaguar E-Type deservedly takes top spot.

Beautiful photography portfolio from the mysteriously named Erez Sabag.

The daredevil, death-defying, stunt-biking hero Evel Knievel died on Friday aged 69. The self-confessed former card thief, safe cracker and hold up man suffered years of ill health caused by his bone-smashing antics throughout the 1970s.
Evel (born Robert Craig) is probably best remembered in the UK for his signature stunt cycle toy. I spend countless hours as a child launching him down the stairs, and he always came back for more.
Evel Knievel, we salute you.



Check out the quirky illustrations by the talented young artist Gaz Barnett. See more at his MySpace page.





The city centre of Birmingham has undergone a relentless process of regeneration and gentrification in recent years. Its much-maligned concrete heart has been ripped out, replaced with shiny new buildings and pedestrian-friendly areas. However, if you’re brave enough to venture down Digbeth High Street you’ll soon discover what this once great industrial city is really about.






